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7610 engine to 6610?

daylers · 2016-04-02 16:17:55

Hello, just wondering can anybody give me advice as I'm not to sure, I've a ford 6610 that I've been looking to get rid of and get a 7610 for just a bit more power and also just like them but a tidy one is hard to find so I'm just wondering, Is it a hard job to put a 7610 engine in a 6610, is there many differences? Also…

02-04-2016 4:17pm

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daylers

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Hello, just wondering can anybody give me advice as I'm not to sure, I've a ford 6610 that I've been looking to get rid of and get a 7610 for just a bit more power and also just like them but a tidy one is hard to find so I'm just wondering, Is it a hard job to put a 7610 engine in a 6610, is there many differences? Also would the gearbox and axles be strong enough for the extra power?

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#2 02-04-2016 8:31pm

blue5000

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Just check the exhaust and air intake, outside the only difference is the turbo. It should match up perfectly after that. No need to worry about the extra power and the gearbox etc.

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